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Kathmandu - Nepal's government Wednesday accused the Maoist former rebels of breaching the peace agreement that ended the decade-long insurgency in the Himalayan nation. It also expressed displeasure over the role of the United Nations Mission in Nep...
A nonprofit organization that holds free clinics for people who need medical, dental and eye care wants to stage a three-day event in the District, but its leaders say they cannot afford the $77,000 price tag to set up shop at the D.C. Armory, one of the few public sites in the city large enough for...
Kim Dyches of the Utah Department of Environmental Quality's Division of Drinking Water in Salt Lake City has been elected...
08:25 pm CST Dec 11, 2009 A brand New Year is around the corner and this marks ExWeb's very last 2009 week-in-review. Instead, the Year in Review has been cut up in sections to be posted each day until the Awards.
The alleged activities of David Headley may provide critical clues as to how a radical Pakistani Islamist group plans to go global with terrorism
Sparse travel options still allow a traveler to revel in tradition and ancient temples.
Lynn Martin took two German shorthair pointers to search and rescue squad
I also get my "global fix" from reading the work of international travelers on Twitter who illustrate our world in a very bold and enlightening way. Here are 12 world travelers who do just that.
Millions of Citizens in Over 130 Countries Unite with Candlelight Vigils to Call for Progress in Copenhagen
They shared a country of origin and a rented taxi, one driving it by night and one by day, but little else. Until one fateful day.
Photos and Story by Lars Howlett [ lars@hmbreview.com ]
Sunday, Dec. 13 will be an unusual evening along Main Street in downtown St. Helena.
For two years, Ratna and Machendra Shrestha have enticed diners with savory blends of eastern cuisine--an amalgam of Nepali, Indian, and Tibetan food--in this hidden South Boulder eatery, sandwiched between Table Mesa and the Tantra housing development, next to the new Vic's coffee shop.
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — Nobody said crafting a new global warming treaty would be easy. During the first four days of talks here aimed at building a truly global agreement to combat global warming, China has lashed out at the US, Europe, and Japan for offering what it sees as inadequate emissions targets.
Sprawling out from beneath the rumble of the elevated 7 train, Jackson Heights, Queens, may be the most diverse neighborhood in the most diverse county in the country.
Behind Obama's election on HBO, Charles Kuralt's travels on DVD, 'March of the Penguins' in new limited edition DVD, and more.
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